speff@io.org (Spehro Pefhany) writes:> Not a compiler question per se, but if I have a nice command line> compiler working (PC platform), what would be the easiest and best way> to make an IDE for it? Must have no royalties.

Emacs. (Of course, people have different ideas of what IDE is and
what it should provide.) If the error messages your compiler prints
follow GNU format (like "foo.c:10: you don't really want to do this")
you get stepping through errors in the source files right out of the
box. You can add whatever you want to that: syntax highlighting,
auto-indentation, etc.

Your luck depends on what your "PC platform" is, of course. Linux or
BSD are the best, there are ports to Windoze NT and 95 too, with some
limitations.